QUESTION 18 How many of the following are true? You must wear shorts and sandals in the lab because it gets very hot. You must wear goggles, a lab coat, closed-toe shoes, and long pants during experimentation. Goggles are optional during labwork. Chemicals must be disposed of in the proper waste container. • If you spill something on yourself, clean it off and then tell the TA. You can eat and drink in the lab at any time. 2 O 4 6.

QUESTION 18 How many of the following are true? You must wear shorts and sandals in the lab because it gets very hot. You must wear goggles, a lab coat, closed-toe shoes, and long pants during experimentation. Goggles are optional during labwork. Chemicals must be disposed of in the proper waste container. • If you spill something on yourself, clean it off and then tell the TA. You can eat and drink in the lab at any time. 2 O 4 6.

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